Add Logo to Image
Brand Photos Without Design Software
Overlay a transparent logo on one or more images, position it precisely, and tune its scale and opacity for polished branded exports.
Add Logo to Image at a glance
- Logo inputPNG / WebP
- Placement9 anchor positions
- TransparencyPreserved
- Photo outputJPG / PNG / WebP
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How to add a logo
- 01Load the photoSelect the image that will carry your brand mark.
- 02Choose the logoAdd a transparent logo file and adjust its scale, margin, and opacity.
- 03Download a branded copyExport the composition without changing either original asset.
Features
Transparent edges
PNG and WebP logos retain their alpha channel over light or dark photography.
Margin control
Keep a consistent breathing room from the selected edge.
Natural scale
Resize the logo relative to the photo so it remains a mark, not a distraction.
Batch-friendly
Apply a repeatable placement while preparing a set of campaign images.
No flattening of sources
Only the downloaded composite is flattened.
Browser rendering
The composition is built in canvas with no server-side media handling.
Where logo overlays belong
Consistent brand placement
Recognizable work
A measured logo makes images identifiable when they travel beyond your own site.
Faster production
Simple overlays remove a trip through a full design application.
Privacy by default
Unreleased product photos never need to leave your workstation.
Flexible delivery
Keep a clean original and create channel-specific branded copies.
The small rules behind a professional logo overlay
A logo overlay succeeds when it supports the image hierarchy. Viewers should notice the subject first, then the brand mark as a quiet confirmation of who made or published it.
Transparency and margin do most of the visual work. A transparent source avoids a box around the mark, while a consistent inset prevents the logo from looking accidentally clipped by a platform crop.
Prepare logo files in the color variants your photography needs. White works on dark images, dark works on pale ones, and opacity can bridge the middle ground without making the mark muddy.
“A fixed 32-pixel inset keeps every property gallery consistent across agents.”
Tariq Bell - Real estate marketer
“I keep the master photos clean and add logos only to web previews.”
Sana Ito - Wedding planner
“Transparent SVG exports become PNG logos before I overlay them on stills.”
Maya Green - YouTube producer
Frequently asked questions
What logo files work?
Transparent PNG and WebP logo files are the most reliable choices.
Can I adjust logo size?
Yes. Scale, opacity, and placement can be tuned before export.
Will transparency be kept?
The logo's transparent pixels remain transparent over the photo.
Can I use a JPG logo?
Yes, but JPG cannot carry transparency, so its background will also be placed.
Does the tool upload my files?
No. Both the photo and logo are composited in your browser.
Is the original replaced?
No. Downloaded composites are separate files.